Men's Health
Your ‘dad bod’ could raise your kids’ risk for obesity and disease — before they’re even conceived
New research explores how the overall health of a man before and during parenthood plays a critical role in their child’s development.
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Penis numbness, orgasm problems plague healthy 26-year-old who used popular drug — even a year and a half after he stopped taking it
Not all medications are medical marvels — some may do more harm than good.
Plastic food containers may be killing your sperm — but a poop-inspired supplement might help
The secret to stronger swimmers may be living in your gut.
The unexpected health benefits of a 'hockey butt' — and how to get it
Thanks to shows like "Heated Rivalry," men aren't aiming for washboard abs or bulging biceps at the gym — it's all about thick thighs and a "hockey butt."
Doctors may have found an easier way to treat prostate cancer — could become new 'standard of care'
A new study may have found a potentially easier, less disruptive and more effective way to treat the second leading cause of male cancer deaths.
'AI babies' are being conceived in 'previously impossible' ways — all about the new IVF tech
“We wouldn't have been able to even have a baby together if it wasn't for AI,” one dad-to-be told The Post. “So we’re very grateful.”
RFK Jr. sounds the alarm about dire sperm situation — here's what the experts say
"In 1970, men had twice the sperm count as our teenagers do today," Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared on Monday.
Bryan Johnson boasts about health achievement for his balls: 'This should not be possible'
The famed biohacker said the finding “may be a world-first breakthrough in fertility research.”
'Restorers' are trying to get their foreskin back with surgery and DIY — but penis doctors are divided
"Their ego ideal and their expectations are much more than ... what is typically attainable," one urologic surgeon told The Post.
Experimental hair loss pill just cleared a major hurdle — when it could hit shelves
Hair loss is a widespread problem in the US, with roughly 50 million men and 30 million women experiencing pattern baldness.
I'm a doctor — the 2 things men should do in every decade for peak health
It may seem unnatural to go to the doctor when you feel totally healthy, but it will pay off for decades to come.
Single dad, 26, has 4 inches of his penis amputated after cancer ate away a 'big crater'
After a misdiagnosis and a circumcision, one man's penile cancer persisted.
Men are going to extreme lengths for physical perfection — beware 5 trends that can destroy your health (and make you ugly)
Spoiler alert: Meth and smashing your face with a hammer are bad for you. And you won't look great, either.
We’re heading for an 'epidemic' of erectile dysfunction — the 'vicious cycle' that can leave men with no options
“I’ve had a couple of young male patients I’ve had to put penile implants in because they’ve exhausted everything else,” one doctor warned.
Men — beware the exercise mistakes that can lead to serious sexual issues
While pumping iron can build sturdy muscles, some moves may cause other areas of the body to go soft.
A topical acne drug might be the next big thing in treating hair loss
“This is highly encouraging news for the millions of men affected by pattern hair loss," Dr. Joshua Zeichner told The Post.
Men may be doubling their partner's risk of miscarriage with a single controversial habit
The pattern held even after researchers accounted for whether the pregnant woman herself had the habit.
Beware these 10 medications that can make you grow man boobs
Some treatments may come with more than you bargained for.
Masturbate more to lower your risk of cancer, urges new health campaign
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in US men, after skin cancer, as roughly 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed in their lifetime.
Male G-spot revealed — and if you guessed it's in the butt, you're wrong: 'Intensely pleasurable'
It's a hot-button topic.
Men are doing a popular vaginal exercise for erectile dysfunction — and it's making it worse
"They're essentially adding tension to an already overloaded system," one urologist told The Post.